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"The campus landscape master plan at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign positions the university as a leader in restoring native Illinois landscapes. Restored forest and native prairie on the campus supports ASLA Climate Action Plan goals of enhancing biodiversity. This master plan sets the university on a path to be sustainable for decades to come" -- Manisha Kaul, FASLA, PLA, Principal, @DesignWorkshop and ASLA Climate Action Plan Advisory Group Member

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Landscape architects design nature-based solutions that are inspired by traditional knowledge. These solutions help coastal cities like Honolulu prepare for sea level rise.

Meet the ASLA delegation representing landscape architects at #COP28. This is the second year ASLA has been an NGO observer to the @unclimatechange Conference of Parties (COP) process. ASLA delegates will highlight the key role of landscape architecture in maximizing the benefits of nature for people and communities.

Transforming waste into a regional gem, Puente Hills Landfill is evolving into the future Puente Hills Regional Park. It's a groundbreaking project by Los Angeles County Parks & Rec, led by @studio_mla and a robust team of consultants.

Nature-based solutions to climate change and biodiversity loss are more than mangroves, forests, and grasslands.

In this new era of growing climate impacts, landscape architects, planners, engineers, and architects are needed more than ever to envision new climate-resilient infrastructure that keep communities safe.

It has been an adventurous and busy semester for @uidaho.scasla at the University of Idaho! The chapter and its new Executive Board have been planning and organizing socials and celebrations with a focus on community involvement while taking time to enjoy the marvelous scenery of Northern Idaho.

Congratulations to SuLin Kotowicz, FASLA, PLA, on her installation as the president of ASLA for the 2023-2024 term! 🎉

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